Autumn Peltier: A voice for water rights and environmental justice
Autumn Peltier, Chief Water Commissioner of the Anishinabek Nation, has emerged as a leading voice in the global fight for water rights and
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Li Tan
Sep 163 min read
Upcoming Aalborg 2024 conference to empower local solutions for global sustainability challenges
The upcoming 10th European Conference on Sustainable Cities & Towns, set to take place in Aalborg, Denmark, from 1st to 3rd October 2024
Li Tan
Sep 145 min read
Revolutionary air purification systems combat urban pollution
Urban pollution has long been a pressing challenge in cities worldwide, where dense populations and high levels of industrial activity contr
Pierre Lambert
Sep 133 min read
The Nest Climate Campus 2024: Upcoming event driving global solutions for climate action
The urgency of the global climate crisis has prompted the creation of platforms that encourage collaboration and the exchange of transformat
Maya García
Sep 121 min read
Reimagining supply chains: Sustainability and transparency in a geopolitically turbulent world
The global supply chain landscape is undergoing profound changes as businesses strive to improve sustainability and transparency in response
Maya García
Sep 102 min read
Circular economy gains momentum: The shift towards sustainable consumption and production
The concept of the circular economy is gaining traction globally as a sustainable alternative to the traditional linear economic model, whic
Jamal El-Masri
Sep 93 min read
AI-powered conservation: Reducing wildlife deaths by mapping fences
In the vast landscapes of the western United States, where over 1 million kilometres of fencing crisscrosses the terrain, barriers originall
Yuki Kimura
Sep 81 min read
Nations renewed commitment to the sustainable development goals
As the world approaches the midpoint of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, there is a growing recognition of the need to accelerat
Aiyana Lacota
Sep 73 min read
Call for transfer of environmental activists sparks human rights debate
Family members and lawyers of five imprisoned environmental activists from the Mother Nature group are urging Cambodian authorities to trans
Li Tan
Sep 63 min read
Passive building - Phius mission
In the ever-evolving quest to mitigate the impacts of climate change, the built environment stands as a critical frontier.
Jack Williams
Sep 52 min read
International Day of Charity: Global solidarity as a key to sustainable development
5 September marks the International Day of Charity, a day dedicated to promoting charity as a powerful tool for eradicating poverty and fost
Priya Sato
Sep 43 min read
Antarctica: Ecosystem at risk from invasive species on debris
Antarctica, known for its pristine and isolated environment, faces an unprecedented threat from invasive species hitching rides on plastic a
Aiyana Lacota
Sep 23 min read
The Freedom Flotilla Coalition: A global effort toward justice and human rights
The Freedom Flotilla Coalition (FFC) stands as a powerful example of global solidarity, uniting grassroots movements from across the world i
Pierre Lambert
Sep 13 min read
The Voluntary Carbon Market: A key player in sustainability and global climate efforts
In the ongoing battle against climate change, the Voluntary Carbon Market (VCM) has emerged as a crucial mechanism for achieving carbon neut
Ahmed Toure
Aug 303 min read
Eradicating tobacco use: How GAES combats smoking globally
Global Action to End Smoking (GAES) is a prominent organisation dedicated to eradicating the global smoking epidemic through science-based a
Jamal El-Masri
Aug 293 min read
Saving Encephalartos woodii: How AI and drones are revolutionizing plant conservation
Artificial intelligence is being employed in the search for a female partner for a critically endangered male plant species that predates di
Yuki Kimura
Aug 282 min read
The enigmatic Banksy: Merging art, activism, and environmental sustainability
Banksy, the pseudonymous street artist, political activist, and film director, remains an elusive figure whose true identity continues to ca
Yuki Kimura
Aug 263 min read
Environmental justice and sustainable development: WALHI´s comprehensive approach
Wahana Lingkungan Hidup Indonesia (WALHI), also known as the Indonesian Forum for the Environment, stands as the largest and oldest environm
Priya Sato
Aug 233 min read
Whaling and the sustainable development goals: An ongoing dilemma
Despite the International Whaling Commission's (IWC) 1986 moratorium on commercial whaling, countries such as Iceland, Norway, and Japan con
Li Tan
Aug 233 min read
Balancing tourism and environmental sustainability
On the Thai island of Koh Samui, the bustling beachfront is a hive of activity. Vendors set up tables laden with souvenirs and sunglasses, w
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